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You must read each slide, and complete any questions on the slide, in sequence.
Exercise B3-11
Subjects of subordinate clauses
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In the text box provided, type the subject of the underlined subordinate clause. If the clause has a compound subject, type the subjects and the word joining them (salt and pepper, for example).
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1 of 10
Some foods that are high in fat are also high in nutritional value.
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Subject of clause: that
2 of 10
Give what you can.
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Subject of clause: you [What is the object of can give.]
3 of 10
The only fair thing [that] I could do was withdraw from the competition.
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Subject of clause: I
4 of 10
You cannot apply for a driver’s license until you turn sixteen.
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Subject of clause: you
5 of 10
A dermatologist is a doctor who specializes in skin care.
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Subject of clause: who
6 of 10
When the red light comes on, take your car in for service soon.
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Subject of clause: light
7 of 10
The worst thing about winter is that the snow can’t shovel itself.
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Subject of clause: snow
8 of 10
I’ve never met a child who was incapable of learning.
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Subject of clause: who
9 of 10
Seagulls eat whatever humans and fish leave behind.
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Subject of clause: humans and fish
10 of 10
If a horse breaks its leg, in most cases it cannot survive.
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Subject of clause: horse